honk 8mo ago • 100%
Yes and no.
let's say I have a website that hosts user generated content like a forum or something. Some other person just hosts a mirror of my website that is not under my control. If some user requests me to delete his data, I can do that. i cannot delete the data from the mirror site.
Nothing else is happening in the fediverse. The only difference is, that in the fediverse the license and technology is set up to encourage mirroring content.
honk 8mo ago • 75%
free software doesn't necessarily mean federating with other services.
They have stated their reasons why they don't wanna do it. You might disagree with them or not. But the technology they built is still open. Anybody could take what they created and use it as a foundation that does federate.
It's live on Android, iOS and Desktop. Version 7 is live.
honk 1y ago • 100%
Ieft leaning? These orgs sound more like the typical liberal right centrist orgs from america lol
honk 1y ago • 100%
I‘ve had this issue on several distros and multiple friends have the same issue. Video hardware acceleration in a browser is a mess. This is definitely not only affecting me as there is a significant amount of complaints on forums and reddit.
And there is no way that the average computer user will use arch. And as long as you gotta fiddle around with your system to get even the most basic shit running smoothly like watching a high resolution youtube video and moving around windows on your other screen at the same time linux will stay irrelevant as a desktop os. It‘s still a system for nerds and I kinda feel like that this is okay.
honk 1y ago • 27%
Your first point is web browsing. Even that doesn‘t work properly on a linux desktop lol. Browser performance is abysmal because the browsers lack out of the box support for hardware acceleration. Even if you get it to work it might not work reliably and an update might break it again.
Try using a discord call and open a youtube video in 4k at the same time on a a freshly installed linux desktop. The audio will be choppy and the video will drop frames like crazy. Just moving around windows on your desktop is not nearly as smooth as it is on windows.
honk 1y ago • 100%
Was ist daran ghetto? Da stehen Bäume vor der Tür, die Türen sind frisch gestrichen. Alles ist sauber. Alles sieht intakt aus. Das ist halt bestimmt keine Fabrik sondern eine ehemalige Fabrik wo irgendwelche Yuppies eine Kunsthalle reingebaut haben, wo die sich jetzt mit ihrem anstrengenden Freunden Janosch und Agnes zum Craftbeer-Trinken bei Singer-Songwriter Musik zu treffen.
honk 1y ago • 100%
You just measure the time until the delivery recipe arrives. You can approximate how far away the recipient is. Now you keep doing that while changing your own location (use vpns etc.) and you can slowly get a more accurate location of the target. Now you automate that stuff and also utilize machine learning to interpret the data.
honk 1y ago • 100%
This type of attack theoretically also works with signal or telegram or whatever message service that works entirely without a phone number.
honk 1y ago • 100%
Would highly suggest you to stay away from Matrix and Element for now when it comes to using it with non techies. It‘s simply not there yet. It‘s slow, tedious to use, buggy and the ux is just bad. It‘s also not necessarily more private than the popular choices if used improperly which is imo very likely it you have your aunt use it lol.
Is there any feature of element that you need or why did you pick it? You could ideally just use Signal for group chat and group (video-) calls. Or even whatsapp.
honk 1y ago • 100%
I‘m not really a loner but I‘m also not willing to do much to be included socially if it requires me to do things that I don‘t believe in.
If your fancy night club requires me to be dressed in a certain way i have no interest of getting in. If your barbecue invitation requires me to install an app that I don‘t feel comfortable with I‘m eating potato salad at home.
honk 1y ago • 75%
No. It‘s the opposite of a new world order.
It‘s the old order doing everything to preserve its power.
honk 1y ago • 72%
Why would you use first party messaging apps? Who the hell still sends sms? Just use signal. Easy fix.
honk 1y ago • 100%
High quality plastic bodies are so good. Hard to break and easy to repair. I hate glass bodies.
honk 1y ago • 100%
What do you mean by built in?
Built in to the protocol? Built in to the application?
There is a couple of XMPP clients that implement omemo and/or otr encryption.
Matrix supports encryption on a protocol level. But it‘s relatively flawed.
honk 1y ago • 100%
Me and a handful of friends started a formally registered non profit in germany. Not internet related but art related stuff and it was surprisingly easy, fast and even more surprising the regulations and requirements actually make sense. That is the way to go to secure that no admin ever goes nuts and takes an entire instance with them lmao.
I‘m fairly certain that similar organizations exist in most countries snd the process should be relatively similar.
honk 1y ago • 100%
You cannot really un-opensource software very well.
honk 1y ago • 100%
No brave users don‘t care. Brave proved how untrustworthy they are and in any case their business model is unethical yet they still have a cult like following plus a group of crypto bros that are obsessed with getting digital pennies.
I hope this is okay for me to post in here. It's about music :) So I'm currently digitizing my records. This is easy to do for CDs. I got myself a dvd drive and just rip them to flac files on my computer. Tagging is easy too pulling the data from music brainz. Vinyl records are a little bit of a different story though because for each side of a record I get one long audio file. Splitting up the files to individual tracks is a very tedious process. I'm currently doing that manually with audacity and then exporting them to flac files. Does anyone have an idea to do that more easily? Maybe even automate parts of the process. After all music brainz has all the track lenghts available. So in theory it should be possible to automate this to some degree. Any ideas are welcome. Thank you.
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Also ich habe eine Frage bezüglich der Gültigkeit der Regeln. Gelten die Regeln hier auch für Postings in Communities die in anderen Instanzen zuhause sind? Als Beispiel: In dieser Instanz ist Adult Content verboten. Dürfte ich nun Communities auf anderen Instanzen abonnieren, die sowas zulassen? Dürfte ich da auch partizipieren? Sprich in einer Community die Adult Stuff zulässt, auf einer anderen Instanz conent posten, obwohl mein Account hier ist? Ich hatte das jetzt eigentlich eh nicht vor. Aber das ist mir relativ unklar, wann und wie jetzt die Regeln greifen. Ich bin da kopfmäßig noch nicht so wirklich im Fediverse angekommen glaube ich. Wie wird sowas gehandhabt. Danke
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Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob das hier der richtige Ort dafür ist. Mir ist nicht klar, ob das ein Fehler in lemmy selbst ist oder von der Instanz festgelegt wird. Oben im Feed wenn man auf das kleine Fragezeichen klickt für "sorting help" ist der Link falsch. Der korrekte Link müsste zu https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/users/03-votes-and-ranking.html führen. ![](https://feddit.de/pictrs/image/1f37ae92-c3f6-480d-926f-b55298f39db3.png)
Moin, ich bin neu hier und generell neu bei lemmy. Entschuldigt bitte falls diese Fragen etwas blöd sind? :D Meine erste Frage bezieht sich auf das Suchen von bestimmten Communities auf anderen Instanzen. Wie gebe ich das in die Suche ein. Nehmen wir mal an ich will memes@lemmy.ml suchen. Wenn ich das in die Community-Suche eintippe kommt da nichts. Zweite Frage: Bezieht sich auf die Transparenz der Moderation. Ich habe gesehen, dass es einen Moderation Log gibt. Das ist schonmal gut. Allerdings würde ich gerne wissen, welche Instanzen hier komplett gesperrt sind zum Beispiel. Ich kenne das aus Mastodon, dass diese aufgelistet werden mit einer Angabe eines Grundes. Gibt es das hier auch? Gibt es eine andere Möglichkeit, herauszufinden, welche Instanzen gesperrt sind? Vielleicht bin ich ja auch nur blind oder zu blöd :D Vielen Dank :)